The Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC

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Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC

Welcome to the Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC website. Our office was founded on a theory of excellence and client service. To that end, we are dedicated to providing superior legal services at an affordable price and we strive to treat every one of our clients as though they were our only client. Today's legal world is complex, let us be your legal guide.

 

Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC

23944 Eureka Road, Ste. 107

Taylor Mi. 48180

Office Phone: (734) 287-3664  /  Fax: (734) 287-1277

You can also follow Aaron Cox Law on:  Linked in | Twitter | Facebook

 

Services

While our office is a “general practice” office, we do focus on a many areas of law.

If you or someone you know is in need of any of the following legal services, you have come to the right place:

  • Estate planning of all types, including the drafting of wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
  • Commercial Collections and Creditor Representation
  • Criminal defense of all civil infractions, all misdemeanors, and most felony matters
  • Transactional and trial representation in all types of residential and commercial real estate legal matters
  • Emphasis on landlord and tenant law in Wayne, Oakland, and Monroe counties
  • Transactional and trial representation in all types of business and contractual issues
  • Starting businesses and the sale or purchasing of businesses
  • Divorce representation in Wayne, Oakland, and Monroe counties; Personal Injury; and many other areas.
  • Litigation
  • Tax Appeals
  • Auto Accidents

 

 
 
 
 

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